Jeff Lichtman (Harvard) Part 1: Connectomics: seeking neural circuit motifs

[@IceHawk2504]

I really appreciate the effort and time put into this. Free education is the step towards a better humanity. Thank you, Jeff Lichtman, for your contribution.

[@BagOfNeurons]

Love to watch this as I work 😁💪 thanks for making this free , you're spreading awareness and building a better world because of it.

[@neuroraul9669]

Muchas gracias por su aporte, experiencias como estas enriquecen a la humanidad, saludos desde Chile

[@MasterBagels100]

You can (or, may) modify the speed of the video in setting and get through the entire series much quicker

[@itsReallyLou]

Thank you for an incredibly informative, and at the same very enjoyable lecture! You are an amazingly pleasant person.

[@leokch2009]

just curious, the video was uploaded in 2014, but dictionary that Prof Lichtman referred to is 2019 ??? @26:24

[@mamunbmb]

Amazing talk!

[@enricoiraldo9057]

I cannot possibly be watching this for free

[@imeldamacias1108]

Thanks for your wonderful Informacion I’m glad you’re doing this vídeos 🙏🤗😊

[@RonJohn63]

26:45 The 2019 edition of M-W in a 2014 video. Back... to the future!!!

[@CaptainCody7]

That's why he is so smart!

[@naimulhaq9626]

Cells get constantly damaged, needing constant repair/regeneration. I saw a U-Tube video, explaining cells in our heart producing protein ejecting phosphorous, failing which the valves get damaged. An American company marketed a medicine that repaired the valves, resulting in healthy valves. I wonder if there is a medicine that repair the muscles of the lungs, for I think my lungs and heart are weak and had a bypass already, 12 years ago. Can anyone help me please?

[@citizenschallengeYT]

23:40 cultures of our mindscape

[@ZigSputnik]

Excellent lecture but he does need to look at the camera when he isn't looking at the graphic.

[@adamloavenbruck329]

Thanks a lot

[@mrshah2043]

Very interesting

[@ПавелГоловинский-ц8х]

Please add subtitles!!!

[@scicommlab]

Павел Головинский They are added - there was a KZbin glitch that was preventing them from showing up. You should see the subtitles option now. Thank you!

[@leif1075]

@@scicommlab Why does he say humans are not that intelligent around 23:00?

[@Reverdindaria]

Great thanks. nonetheless i don't agree that animals don't study and don't go to "school", studies about velvet monkeys for exemple shows that young make a threat vocalisation for each flying object and later they start to distinguish predators-birds from the falling object like a leaf for exemple

[@famillejonathandespres]

We will need such a technology to revive cryonics patients, and in general more knowledge than that but good thing to have for now. :) in 2014!

[@poolplayer3446]

21:43 "In fact for us it takes about a year to walk. There's no other animal that takes so long to walk." - How about chimpanzees? He oversimplifies development and learning of other animals, although it may be just a "hypothesis"

[@darodarius5196]

why is a guy like me a garbage boy keep listening to presentations like this with immense passion?!

[@SerikPoliasc]

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[@RonJohn63]

He seems to be a strong believer in "tabula rasa", which has been discredited even in humans.

[@sg-km4hv]

this professor doesn'tknow much about brains